EDC has generated over $1.3 billion for the Las Vegas economy
The economic gain has been immense from the huge festival
In 2015, Electric Daisy Carnival made its fifth return to Las Vegas, the city that welcomed the larger-than-life festival after Los Angeles shut its doors to big-scale music dance music festivals.
Where LA's A Night At Fairplex was cancelled last year, Las Vegas has time and time again celebrated and continued to welcome EDC, crediting the three-day show for noticeable economic stimulation since its move to Sin City.
A newly-released study from Beacon Economics proves the festival is once again a money-maker for Clark County in Nevada. The study has unveiled that EDC boosted the county's economy by $350.3 million in just the past year. Collectively, EDC has brought in over $1.3 billion to the economy of Las Vegas and Clark County as a whole with over 1.7 million attendees.
Find a full breakdown of the report below.
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